maddycrewScience Underwater volcano belched explosive bubbles larger than a stadiumsciencemag.org - Paul Voosen Two years ago, a barely submerged volcano in Alaska’s Aleutian Islands released giant bubbles of gas, some of which were broader than the world’s …
maddycrewPorsche Female Porsche driver allegedly refuses to give way to ambulance -- and even points middle fingerstraitstimes.com - Cherlynn Ng A Porsche driver has been accused of refusing to give way to an ambulance and flashing her middle finger upon getting honked at. Facebook user Cham Ai …
maddycrewBali Bali fights for its beautiful beaches by rethinking waste, plastic trashNational Geographic - Amanda Tazkia SiddhartaFrom single-use plastic bans to education, Bali is digging deep to preserve its pristine reputation and save its tourism industry. This article was created in partnership with the National Geographic What’s
maddycrewQueensland Australia's first glass bridge unveiled at Cobbold Gorge in outback Queenslandabc.net.au - By Krystal Gordon Cobbold Gorge in the Gulf Savannah region of north-west Queensland is now home to Australia's first ever bridge made entirely of glass. The gorge, …
maddycrewScience Five Reasons the Diet Soda Myth Won’t DieThe New York Times - By AARON E. CARROLLThere’s a decent chance you’ll be reading about diet soda studies until the day you die. (The odds are exceedingly good it won’t be the soda that kills you.) The latest batch of news reports came last
maddycrew 4 Reasons You Should NEVER Eat Farmed Salmon – Findallyfindally.co - By Marc Felgar Farmed salmon vs. wild salmon. Which is healthier? Well, you may be surprised to find out that farmed salmon has toxic contents and can be dangerous. …
maddycrewAir Canada Air Canada staff will no longer greet 'ladies and gentlemen' onboard planesctvnews.ca - Daniel J. Rowe Flight attendants at Air Canada will no longer greet passengers as "ladies and gentlemen" or "mesdames et messieurs" as they have for years. Flight …
maddycrewHong Kong Hong Kong protests are at 'life-threatening level', say policeThe Guardian - ReutersViolent pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong have escalated to a “life-threatening level”, police have said, after a small bomb exploded and a police officer was stabbed in clashes overnight. Peaceful descended
maddycrewCancer Why won't doctors tell us about prostate cancer cure that can spare a man's sex life?dailymail.co.uk - By Sally Wardle For The Mail On Sunday It was an agonising decision – and one faced by thousands of British men each year. Paul Sayer had been given the devastating news that he had …
maddycrewEnergy Black holes might not crush you after all—they could be even weirder than thatSYFY WIRE - Elizabeth Rayne Just when you thought one of the most bizarre things in space was something that eats massive amounts of light and energy and would probably shred …
maddycrewAnimals The Reasons Why Nutritionists Say These 9 Kinds Of Fish You Shouldn’t Eatfinefinders.org We all know that fish is both delicious and healthy. However, there are certain fish that will do you more harm than good. We would like to tell you …
maddycrewSalmon Farmed Salmon = Most Toxic Food in the Worldorganicconsumers.org - by Dr. Joseph Mercola Fish are an important part of the ecosystem and the human diet. Unfortunately, overfishing has depleted many fish stocks, and the proposed solution — …
maddycrewEliud Kipchoge Eliud Kipchoge breaks two-hour marathon mark by 20 secondsbbc.co.ukEliud Kipchoge has become the first athlete to run a marathon in under two hours, beating the mark by 20 seconds. The Kenyan, 34, covered the 26.2 miles (42.2km) in one hour 59 minutes 40 seconds in the
maddycrewCalifornia California power shutoffs: when your public utility is owned by private investorsGuardian US - Susie Cagle in OaklandWhen the United States’ largest investor-owned utility, Pacific Gas and Electric, shut down power to millions of Californians this week, nearly no one was ready. Not governments. Not businesses. And certainly
maddycrewBrexit Brexit the horror film: billboards mock government's 'get ready' campaignThe Guardian - Ben QuinnA Boris Johnson clown in the style of the horror film It is among the images that will grace billboards going up around the country this weekend after a competition to redesign the government’s “Get Ready
maddycrewLifestyle (UK) Family of eight commission a $2MILLION caravan to travel around Australiadailymail.co.uk - By Matilda Rudd For Daily Mail Australia From the outside this enormous truck looks like it could carry some serious cargo cross-country, but in reality it hides a luxurious family home …
maddycrewLifestyle (India) A Month Before Stroke, Your Body Will Warn You With These 10 Signalsmomly.org - By Lisa Richards A stroke occurs when blood flow to an area of the brain is suddenly cut off. The brain cells get deprived of oxygen and begin to die quickly. Having …
maddycrewUK News Woman in a five-year relationship with Boeing 737-800 - and it's 'physical'mirror.co.uk - Giacomo Brunelli, Andrew Gilpin Michele Köbke, 30, from Berlin says the Boeing is 'very attractive, sexy, beautifully built, and elegant' - and she has a pet name for it A woman says …
maddycrewScience (India) Check Out Some Of The ‘Sharpest Images Ever’ Of The Moon Taken By India’s Lunar OrbiterForbes - Robin AndrewsIndia’s latest mission to the moon is doing some rather fantastic science right now. No, not the Vikram lander: lest we forget, that made a hard landing in the moon’s south polar region at the beginning
maddycrewFacebook The reflections in a pop star’s eyes told a selfie stalker exactly how to find herThe Verge - Jay PetersIn September, a Japanese man was arrested for reportedly stalking a pop star and attacking and groping her at her home, according to Japanese news organization NHK. Allegedly, this man found the woman’s
maddycrewSpace Flight Operated Entirely by Women Flies 120 Young Girls to NASAMy Modern Met - Kelly Richman-AbdouDid you know that only around 7% of United States-based pilots are women? Though low, this number is fortunately on the rise—thanks in part to equality awareness efforts by Delta Air Lines. On October
maddycrewScience Injectable sensor designed to keep an eye on glaucomanewatlas.com - Ben Coxworth When someone has glaucoma, there's always a danger that pressure caused by fluid accumulating within the eye will damage the optic nerve, resulting …
maddycrewScience How to Glue Yourself to a Plane, According to SciencePopular Mechanics - By Andrew DanielsA British protester did it. We can do it better. Popular Mechanics HQ was predictably spellbound yesterday when news reports trickled out concerning a protester who glued himself to the top of a British
maddycrewInternet Over 18,000 Websites Infested With Magecart Card Skimming MalwareForbes - Lee MathewsMagecart is one of the most widely-distributed pieces of malware in the world. It’s been stealing credit cards for nearly a decade. Experts at RiskIQ they they’ve spotted Magecart skimmers in action more
maddycrewGeek Ancient Egyptian ‘Industrial Zone’ Uncovered in Luxor’s Valley of the MonkeysGizmodo The Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities has announced new archaeological discoveries in Luxor, highlighted by a remarkable “industrial zone” in which …
maddycrewUniverse How the Universe Stopped Making Sensespace.com - Rafi Letzter It might be something small: a measurement issue that makes certain stars looks closer or farther away than they are, something astrophysicists could …
maddycrewArt Beijing Daxing Airport Is a Giant Showcase for Public Artskift.com - Syndicated Everything about China’s newest airport, Beijing Daxing, is staggering. At 7.5 million square feet it’s the world’s largest airport, it cost $12 …
maddycrewTravelMultimillionaire travel guru Rick Steves sends 30,000 travelers overseas every year — and now he's 'taxing' his company millionInsider - Cailey Rizzo, Rick Steves feels bad about the impact his travel company has on the environment. And in a Twitter post last week, the travel TV host and tour …
maddycrewBusiness Whiskey made them sick. So they created a way to combat counterfeits in ChinaCNN - By Parija Kavilanz, CNN BusinessAlex Busarov was living in China in 2013 when he and his friend, Yaroslav 'Yaz' Belinskiy, became ill immediately after drinking a few sips of whiskey from a bottle they had bought at a store in Hangzhou.
